Georgia a little piece of living history sits on the crossroads of Europe and Asia. Georgia is a rapidly modernizing country with ancient traditions of hospitality that welcomes you!!! Few nations in the world offer such diversity as Georgia. Within its small boundaries, Georgia has the highest mountains in Europe and a total of 12 peaks higher than Mont Blank. From glaciers to beaches, alpine meadows to semi-desert and nearly 40 percent of her land covered with forest; Georgia truly has a diverse landscape. Everywhere you look in Georgia you see the mountain top churches , castles, and ancient wine cellars. Georgia is the cradle of wine culture: here eight thousand years ago, mankind discovered the art of wine making, and today, is the home of over 500 grape varieties. Georgians still use the ancient traditions of wine making- the Kvevri; a huge clay vessel buried in the ground and many Georgian wines have won international awards and recognition.

Georgia is famous for its hospitality and the guest here is considered as the gift from God and you better believe Georgia has lots to offer a guest. Among these offerings is Supra- the table feast, with delicious dishes, polyphonic singing and of course the rituals of toasting, that makes the Georgian experience unforgettable. The heart of Georgia is Tbilisi, set among the hills and mountains. Full of ancient churches, a majestic castle and traditional houses, Tbilisi is one of the most picturesque and charming cities of the country. Being the main connection to East and West, Georgia was part of the historical Silk Route. Even today the country maintains a very important trading zone. Georgia is an all year round destination. There are ski resorts in Georgia, the most famous being Gudauri and Bakuriani. These resorts, located at high elevations enjoy snows until the middle of spring. The beaches on the Black Sea are welcoming guests in summer months. This is a destination that you don't want to miss.